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Things to do in Liverpool
70 verified places and 252 missions to truly experience Liverpool. Must-sees: Anfield, Goodison Park, Liverpool Cathedral, Cavern Club. Best known for: Culture, Leisure, Nature.
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Places in Liverpool
SportAnfieldAnfield is the stadium where Liverpool Football Club has played since 1892, made up of four covered stands…SportGoodison ParkGoodison Park is a historic football stadium in the Walton district of Liverpool, two miles from the city…CultureLiverpool CathedralLiverpool Cathedral, built in red sandstone and designed by Giles Gilbert Scott, is notable for its imposing…LeisureCavern ClubAt Liverpool's Cavern Club, visitors find an iconic basement venue where live music takes centre stage, with…CultureLiverpool Metropolitan CathedralLiverpool Metropolitan Cathedral, known as the Cathedral of Christ the King, is notable for its circular plan…CultureWalker Art GalleryAt the Walker Art Gallery, visitors explore two floors filled with Italian and Dutch paintings from the 14th…CultureLady Lever Art GalleryArt gallery opened in 1922 in Port Sunlight, on the Wirral peninsula, across the Mersey from Liverpool.CulturePort of LiverpoolThe Port of Liverpool covers a series of historic spaces along the city centre, including Pier Head, home to…LeisureEverton StadiumEverton FC’s stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock, on the banks of the Mersey, opened in 2025 with a capacity of…CultureTate LiverpoolAt Tate Liverpool + RIBA North, visitors can explore two small galleries with exhibitions curated by both…CultureRoyal Liver BuildingThe Royal Liver Building stands at Pier Head, beside the River Mersey, and is recognised for its two clock…CultureMendips (John Lennon’s house)A semi-detached house in the Woolton district, at 251 Menlove Avenue, where John Lennon lived with his Aunt…CultureRoyal Albert DockThe Royal Albert Dock is a historic complex of docks and warehouses in Liverpool, built in 1846 from cast…CultureWorld MuseumThe World Museum, on William Brown Street, Liverpool, is a large free museum with more than 1.7 million…CultureInternational Slavery MuseumAt the International Slavery Museum in Liverpool, visitors move through galleries dedicated to life in West…CulturePrince Rupert's TowerPrince Rupert's Tower, also known as the Everton Lock-Up, is a small 18th-century lock-up located on Everton…CulturePrinces Road SynagogueA synagogue opened in 1874 on Princes Road, in the Toxteth district.CultureStrawberry FieldAt Strawberry Field, visitors can explore a multimedia exhibition telling the story of the site, John…CultureCunard BuildingHeadquarters of the Cunard Line shipping company, built between 1914 and 1916 by Willink & Thicknesse next to…CultureTitanic Engineers MemorialA granite and bronze monument at Pier Head, the work of the sculptor William Goscombe John and unveiled in…CultureMerseyside Maritime MuseumAt the Merseyside Maritime Museum, visitors explore Liverpool's maritime history through exhibits including a…CulturePort of LiverpoolThe Port of Liverpool stretches along the River Mersey and includes a network of historic docks, such as the…Culture20 Forthlin Road (McCartney house)A council house in the Allerton district where the McCartney family lived between 1955 and 1964.CultureLiverpool Town HallLiverpool Town Hall stands at the junction of High Street with Dale Street, Castle Street and Water Street…CultureMuseum of LiverpoolAt the Museum of Liverpool, visitors explore the city's history through objects from costume, decorative…CulturePier Head (Three Graces)An esplanade beside the River Mersey where Liverpool’s Three Graces stand: the Royal Liver Building (1911)…CultureSt George's HallSt George's Hall is a neoclassical building in the centre of Liverpool, opposite Lime Street station, housing…NatureStanley ParkVictorian public park opened in 1870 and designed by Edward Kemp.CultureThe Beatles StoryAt The Beatles Story, visitors move through a chronological exhibition with an audio guide narrating the…CultureWellington ColumnMemorial column dedicated to the Duke of Wellington, erected in 1865 beside William Brown Street, in the…CultureSuperlambananaA yellow sculpture about five metres tall created in 1998 by the Japanese artist Taro Chiezo, a hybrid of a…Culture12 Arnold Grove (George Harrison's birthplace)Terraced house on Arnold Grove, in the Wavertree district, where George Harrison was born in 1943.CultureLiverpool Central LibraryOn entering Liverpool Central Library, visitors find a 22-metre granite walkway inlaid with the titles of…LeisureCasbah Coffee ClubA music club opened in 1959 in the basement of a house in West Derby by Mona Best, mother of the drummer Pete…CulturePenny LanePenny Lane is a Liverpool street known worldwide from the Beatles song of the same name, and it still retains…CultureBeatles statue, Pier HeadEach figure includes personal details: McCartney holds a camera in tribute to his wife Linda, Harrison wears…CultureOriel ChambersOffice building from 1864 on Water Street, the work of architect Peter Ellis.NatureSefton ParkAt Sefton Park, visitors can stroll along extensive circular and elliptical paths that wind through green…CultureThe BluecoatThe Bluecoat is a contemporary arts centre in central Liverpool, housed in a Grade I listed building, with a…SportAintree RacecourseAintree Racecourse is a racecourse located in Aintree, Merseyside, near Liverpool.NatureCalderstones ParkAt Calderstones Park, visitors can explore the Calderstones, six Neolithic sandstone monoliths that formed…CultureNelson MonumentBronze monument unveiled in 1813 in Exchange Flags, the courtyard behind Liverpool Town Hall.CultureWilliam Brown StreetOn William Brown Street, visitors find a concentration of landmark public buildings, such as the Walker Art…Food & drinkYe CrackeA historic pub on Rice Street, in the Hope Street area, frequented by John Lennon and his friend Stuart…CultureEmpire TheatreVisitors can attend a varied programme of shows including musicals, opera, pop concerts, comedy, dance and…LeisureEveryman TheatreTheatre on Hope Street, in central Liverpool, rebuilt and reopened in 2014 to a design by the studio Haworth…CultureFACT LiverpoolFACT Liverpool is a new media arts centre with free exhibition galleries, a cinema run by Picturehouse, a bar…CultureChurch of Our Lady and Saint NicholasAnglican parish church next to the Pier Head, dedicated to St Nicholas, patron saint of sailors.CultureSpeke HallTimber-framed Tudor mansion from the 16th century in the south of Liverpool, near the River Mersey.CulturePhilharmonic HallConcert hall on Hope Street, home of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra.CultureBritish Music ExperienceAt the British Music Experience, visitors move through galleries that trace the history of British popular…LeisureConcert SquareAt Concert Square, visitors find a plaza surrounded by well-known bars and clubs, located between Wood Street…LeisureLiverpool ONELiverpool ONE is a large open-air complex where visitors can browse more than 170 shops, restaurants and…CultureSt John's GardensSt John's Gardens is a landscaped space in Liverpool, west of St George's Hall, notable for its ornamental…CultureVictoria Gallery & MuseumMuseum and gallery of the University of Liverpool, opened in 2008 in the Victoria Building, of red brick and…CultureWilliam Brown Library and MuseumThe William Brown Library and Museum building now houses part of the World Museum Liverpool and the Liverpool…CultureWilliamson's TunnelsAt Williamson's Tunnels, visitors explore an extensive underground labyrinth of passages, vaults and chambers…CultureLiverpool Wall of FameThe Liverpool Wall of Fame is a wall opposite the Cavern Club on Mathew Street, covered in bricks bearing the…NatureWavertree Botanic GardensPark on Edge Lane, in the Wavertree district, occupying the site of a 19th-century botanic garden.CultureWestern Approaches MuseumThe visit reveals original documents, intelligence tools and one of the few war telephones that connected…LeisureWheel of LiverpoolThe Wheel of Liverpool is a Ferris wheel located at Keel Wharf beside the River Mersey, where visitors board…CultureChurch of St John the BaptistThe Church of St John the Baptist in Tuebrook is notable for its Victorian Gothic architecture, built in red…CultureChurch of St Agnes and St PancrasThe Church of St Agnes and St Pancras in Toxteth Park is notable for its Victorian architecture, built in red…NatureCroxteth ParkCroxteth Park is a 500-acre estate in northeast Liverpool that combines a free public park with a paid…NaturePalm HouseInside the Palm House in Liverpool, visitors can explore a historic collection of tropical and subtropical…Food & drinkBaltic MarketA street food market and bar in the Baltic Triangle, a former warehouse and industrial district of Liverpool…LeisureBold StreetA pedestrian street in central Liverpool, known for its independent shops, cafés, world-cuisine restaurants…Food & drinkPeter Kavanagh'sTraditional pub in Liverpool's Georgian quarter, near Princes Road.Food & drinkPhilharmonic Dining RoomsA Victorian pub from the late 19th century on Hope Street, next to the Philharmonic Hall, and one of the most…Food & drinkThe Grapes (Mathew Street)Pub on Mathew Street, the street of the Cavern Club, known for being where the Beatles had a drink in their…
Hiking trails near Liverpool
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Frequently asked questions
What to see in Liverpool in one day?
If you only have one day, start with the essentials: Anfield, Goodison Park, Liverpool Cathedral, Cavern Club and Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral.
What can you see for free in Liverpool?
No entry fee: Liverpool Cathedral, Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral, Walker Art Gallery, Port of Liverpool, Tate Liverpool and World Museum.
Are there hiking trails near Liverpool?
Yes, one waymarked trail: Wirral Way (19.6 km · +46 m · 5 h · Moderate).